Aviation Safety Management

           Safety Objective d escribe the safety objectives of the organization.           The safety objectives should be a  short statement that describes in broad terms what the organization hopes to achieve. Criteria : The safety objectives have been established   are expressed as a top-level statement describing the AMO   commitment to achieving safety. There is a formal process to develop a coherent set of safety objectives. The safety objectives are publicized and distributed.  Resources have been allocated for achieving the objectives.  Where the safety objectives are linked to safety indicators to facilitate monitoring and measurement where appropriate. training in functional and professional areas (initial, recurrent and effectiveness);     equipment, infrastructure, and service facility provision; maintenance of equipment, infrastructure, and service facilitie...

Performance Objectives . AMO will have documented safety policies,   objectives,  procedures, a document/record management process and a safety management plan  that meet organizational safety expectations and objectives. Design Expectations. Maintain Information :The organization will establish and maintain information, in paper or electronic form,  to describe: Safety policies; Safety objectives; SMS expectations; Safety procedures and processes; Accountability, responsibilities and authorities for procedures  and processes; Interactions/interfaces between the safety procedures and processes;  SMS outputs. Safety Management Plan: The organization will maintain their safety management plan in accordance with the  objectives and expectations contained within element (1.5). Documentation Management.   (a) Documentation will be:   Legible, Dated (with dates of revisions),  Readily identifiable, Maintained in an ord...